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MP: 40 people slain to hush up PEB scam: Rahul

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Beohari: Resurrecting the Professional Examination Board inconsistencies whose ominous spectre has loomed over Madhya Pradesh’s political sphere for years, erstwhile Congress president Rahul Gandhi alleged on Tuesday that 40 individuals were murdered in cold blood for covering up the scam that resulted in the ruination of one crore youths’ careers.

Addressing a Jan Aakrosh Sabha in this town of the election-bound state’s tribal-dominated Shahdol district, the visiting leader said, “Over the past 18 years, as many as 18,000 peasants have ended their existence in Madhya Pradesh.

Sexual assaults are perpetrated every passing day against girls and women. In the state capital, a girl was raped, and when her brother attempted to save his hapless sibling, he was slain in the presence of law enforcement authorities! ”

Referring to a book authored by ex-deputy Prime Minister Lal Krishna Advani, Gandhi said that the former wrote that the “true laboratory and factory” of the RSS and the BJP is in Madhya Pradesh, not Gujarat.

“While preparing this speech, I thought let us observe what work they are accomplishing. I shall furnish examples. Deceased people are provided ‘medical treatment’ and that serves as a conduit for misappropriation of funds. That does not happen anywhere else in India. Even the Mahakal Corridor (in the ancient holy city of Ujjain) was not spared corruption.

Irregularities were perpetrated vis-à-vis school uniforms and the Mid-Day Meal Scheme. MBBS seats were sold, and a bribe of Rs 15 lakh is to be paid for assuming the mantle of patwari. The GST on pesticides is a whopping 12 percent. Privatisation and the contractual system rule the roost,” he added.

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